15th August 2019 is National Relaxation Day, a perfect excuse to sit back, unwind and relax after a busy day of shifts. Whether you’re treating yourself to an evening pamper session or just grabbing some time for yourself in between shifts, here’s how you can feel a little more laid back today! 1. Spend time…
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CRG HOMECARES’ BOSTON BRANCH RATED ‘GOOD’ FOLLOWING CQC INSPECTION
CRG Homecare Lincolnshire has obtained five ‘good’ ratings in all key lines of enquiry, following a recent inspection by the Care Quality Commission. The CQC, which is the independent regulator of all health and social care in England, published its report on the 11 June, following an inspection which took place between 4 and 6…
Read moreCRG HOMECARES’ STOKE BRANCH RATED ‘GOOD’ FOLLOWING CQC INSPECTION
CRG Homecare Stoke-On-Trent has been awarded five ‘good’ ratings in all key lines of enquiry, after undergoing an inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The CQC – the independent regulator of all health and social care in England – published the report on the 31 May, after the inspection was carried out between 27…
Read moreFramework win for HCRG!
CRG are pleased to announce that our parent company, Health Care Resourcing Group (HCRG) has been awarded a position on the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Flexible Resource Pool – Staff Bank Framework (RM6158). What does this mean for our customers? This framework enables us to offer staff bank and contingent labour pool management services to…
Read moreCaring for Vulnerable People in Police Custody
In London alone, roughly 161,000 people passed through the city’s custody suites in 2018. If TV is to be believed, you might think they’re all violent criminals, brooding gangsters and manipulative serial killers. However, the reality is far, far different. In fact, many of the people who find themselves in police custody are vulnerable, often…
Read moreHave you got what it takes to be a custody paramedic?
Working as a custody paramedic is as challenging, exciting and rewarding a role as you can imagine. If you’ve got the right training, and the right attitude, it may be the calling you’ve been waiting for. Here’s what it takes.
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I started in care because I wanted to know that I would be able to care for my grandparents when they got older. I worked for a different care company to start but had friends that worked for CRG and said how good they were so I made the plunge! My recruitment process was brilliant…
Read moreCaring for Service Users with Autism
Being responsible for the care of someone with autism is often demanding, requires plenty of patience, but can also be extremely rewarding. You’ll be in a position to see the real person behind the condition, learn to understand their specific needs, and form a relationship that allows them to get the most out of their…
Read moreCaring for a Service User with Mental Health Issues
For a homecare assistant, looking after someone with a mental health condition or illness can involve wearing many hats. Your role will have a lot of variety, plenty of challenges, and a great many rewards. You’ll play a big part in their recovery, learn to spot the signs when they’re becoming unwell, and be able…
Read moreAction on Stroke Month: Supporting the Family of a Stroke Sufferer
When a stroke strikes, it will have a devastating effect on the family of a sufferer. As a care professional, there are several ways you can support them, as well as the patient.
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